At long last, Greg Stilson--the mysterious man with dreams of power--and an eerie connection to Johnny....I would be remiss if I didn't bring up how Nicole deBoer brings such a level of intensity and sympathy to Sarah's inner struggle. Sarah's heart is torn in two, between two men--and Nicole portrays this torment beautifully. She loves and is devoted to Walt...but she also loves Johnny, dearly.

why did he do sara when nothing can come of it?

... I didn't like this episode as much as the others. For starters, I don't like it when people use excuses like "love" and "destiny/soulmates stuff" to lead to affairs. What about honor? What about the people they'll hurt in the process? I know that Johnny and Sarah are having a hard time figuring things out, but I saw this coming. They were too emotionally close... and no, I'm not trying to sound older than I am.The reverend guy has been ruffling my feathers since the beginning, and the congressman/Bible seller bothers me even more. Cheesy political guys always get on my nerves. And I really don't like it when so-called men of faith use their religion as a cover up and promotion for their own corruption and hypocrisy. I don't know if it's partially because I'm a Christian or what, but those characters really annoy me. I'm not sure if I'll continue watching or not. Usually, I'd immediately start the next episode, before the drama made me quit watching entirely. But it's bedtime, so I won't.